Razer Phantom White Edition: A Clear Look at Five New Accessories

Introduction

Razer’s Phantom White Edition takes the clear, see-through aesthetic that made the Phantom Green line so striking and reworks it in a neutral smoke finish. The result is a set of five accessories that share a cohesive look while each serving a different role in a gaming setup. This is an unboxing-style look at the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K, the Razer BlackWidow V4 75%, the Razer Barracuda X Chroma, the Razer Firefly V2 Pro, and the Razer Kishi V3.

Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K

The Basilisk V3 Pro 35K is the newest version of the Basilisk line, and the Phantom White treatment makes it one of the most striking mice in the lineup. The shell is a smoke clear, not solid black, and the rubber grips on the sides carry the same translucent look. Even the side buttons are clear, which adds to the overall effect.

Under the hood, it keeps the Gen 3 switches and the 35K sensor, and it works with Razer’s charging mat. The bottom puck offers dongle storage or accepts the charging puck for the mat. The USB dongle is also clear, while the adapter and cable remain black. When the RGB is on, the light glows through the shell, and a flat red setting looks especially sharp.

Razer BlackWidow V4 75%

The BlackWidow V4 75% is a compact keyboard that only ships with Razer’s orange tactile switches. That is a minor drawback for anyone who prefers fast linear switches, but the board is hot-swappable, so you can replace the switches with any compatible option. Because the case is clear, whatever switches you install will be visible through the keyboard, which is worth keeping in mind when choosing a color.

The keyboard includes dampening foam, which keeps the sound tight and controlled. The volume knob and shortcut keys sit in black accents at the top, creating a nice contrast against the clear body. The wrist rest is clear on the bottom and black on top, and it attaches magnetically.

Razer Barracuda X Chroma

The Barracuda X Chroma is the newest version of the Barracuda headset, now available in the clear Phantom White finish. It uses 40mm TriForce drivers and comes with a USB-C dongle plus a USB-C to USB-A adapter, which is a welcome inclusion. The headband is reinforced with a metal arm that becomes visible as you adjust the fit, and the ear cups glow with RGB lighting when powered on.

The microphone connection point is clear, and the included windscreen can be removed to reveal the clear microphone housing. The headset is light and comfortable, and the clear-on-black look is striking in person.

Razer Firefly V2 Pro

The Firefly V2 Pro is a hard mouse pad with a full grip on the underside, so it stays put on a desk. The clear finish lets the RGB lighting radiate inward toward the pad itself, creating a glow that is easy to appreciate even if hard pads are not your usual preference. It connects over USB and includes a pass-through port on the back for plugging in another device.

Razer Kishi V3

The Kishi V3 is the mobile controller in the Phantom White set. It is noticeably lighter than the Pro version, and it feels more like a traditional mobile controller in the hand. The clear shell reveals the internal board and controls, while the back buttons remain black, which adds a nice contrast.

The Pro version is a bit larger and fits more fully into the hands, but the standard Kishi V3 is still comfortable for long sessions. The clear finish is one of the most visually interesting pieces in the whole set.

Overall Buying Advice

The Phantom White Edition is a cohesive set, but each piece stands on its own. The Basilisk V3 Pro 35K is the standout for anyone who wants a high-performance mouse with a unique look. The BlackWidow V4 75% is a solid hot-swappable keyboard, though the orange tactile switches may not suit everyone. The Barracuda X Chroma is a light, comfortable headset with useful accessories. The Firefly V2 Pro is a good option if you like hard pads and want RGB that glows through the surface. The Kishi V3 is a lightweight mobile controller that is easy to recommend for casual mobile gaming.

If you are building a full setup around the clear aesthetic, these five pieces work well together. If you only want one item, the Basilisk V3 Pro 35K and the Kishi V3 are the most visually striking of the group.

Conclusion

Razer’s Phantom White Edition delivers on the clear, neutral look that many fans hoped for after the Phantom Green release. Each product keeps the performance features of its standard version while adding a finish that stands out on any desk. Whether you pick up the whole set or just one piece, the Phantom White line is a strong addition to Razer’s lineup.